Livia
Data protection
From the first privacy question to a review-ready assessment.
- Sourced answers, with the implications spelled out.
- Structured records that stay current as processing changes.
- Gaps, risks, and proposed safeguards for your review.
Real assignments. Work you can review.
Start with the work on your desk. Your secondees research, review, draft, monitor, and organize the next steps, using the context and tools you give them.
Give a brief, not a series of prompts.
Describe the outcome, share the relevant documents, and explain your constraints. A secondee can work through the assignment and return a draft, report, or proposed next step for you to review.
“Review this agreement against our playbook. Flag the departures and prepare suggested wording.”
Work where your team already works.
Connected documents, messages, and case records provide the material for an assignment. Secondees work within the tools and permissions you provide, keeping the work connected to its matter.
The notice, case documents, draft response, and deadline can stay together in one case space.
Bring the decisions back to you.
The output comes with sources, proposed changes, and the points that need your judgment. You can approve, edit, redirect, or reject. Filing, sending, and submitting require human approval.
A response is prepared for review. Your team decides what goes out and when.
Specialists for your practice.
Build around the responsibilities your practice needs. Here’s the work these specialists can prepare for your review.
Marcus
Litigation operations
Turns incoming notifications into organized case work.
- The relevant matter, notice, and required action identified.
- Petitions and attachments brought into one case space.
- A tracked deadline and draft response for lawyer approval.
Cornelia
Drafting
Writes from your precedents, playbooks, and past corrections.
- A structured draft in your firm’s style, with gaps flagged.
- Departures from your positions, clause by clause.
- Changes that carry your instructions into the next version.
Minerva
AI governance
Keeps your AI use cases, risks, and responsibilities connected.
- A current register of systems and how they are used.
- Clear owners, risk categories, and approval checkpoints.
- Policies and records updated as your AI operation evolves.
Felix
Regulatory monitoring
Separates the regulatory signal from the daily noise.
- Relevant developments watched across approved sources.
- What changed, who it affects, and why it matters.
- A clear next step, routed to the person responsible.
Julius
Compliance
Turns ongoing digital compliance checks into assigned work.
- Your digital assets checked against defined requirements.
- Evidence-backed findings with the affected pages identified.
- A prioritized task list with actions for the right owners.
From notice to a proposed response.
Your assignmentExample
“Pull this court notice, identify the deadline, and prepare our response.”
Notice responseReady for review
- Case documentsSources gathered
- Response deadlineTracked in the matter
- Draft responsePrepared for approval
Marcus
I’ve organized the notice and case documents, identified the deadline, and prepared a draft response. There’s a point in the notice that needs your review before we proceed.
Illustrative assignment. The connected tools, available documents, and your approval determine the next step.
Get to know the rest of your team.
Give your team a little more capacity.
Tell us what you’d like to hand off. We’ll help you find a starting point.